Secretary of State Marco Rubio has signed an agreement with Guatemala that permits the U.S. to deport migrants from various nations to the Central American country. This deal benefits the U.S. by enabling deportations from countries unwilling to accept their citizens, including China, India, and Venezuela. It also expedites the process from countries that hinder official documentation for deportations. While Democrats have limited power to obstruct the agreement, it allows the U.S. to avoid diplomatic penalties from countries like India.
Sec. of State Marco Rubio has inked a deal with Guatemala that allows U.S. officials to deport many migrants from many nations to the poor Central American nation.
Democrats in Congress have little power to frustrate the deal or the similar deal that Rubio negotiated with El Salvador. “We have agreed to increase by 40% the number of flights of deportees both of our nationality as well as deportees from other nationalities,” Arévalo said.Trump established similar deals with Latin American nations in late 2020. But the deals were ripped up by President Joe Biden’s pro-migration deputies who wanted to extract at least 8 million migrants from poor countries to serve as low-wage workers, renters, and consumers in President Joe Biden’s big-government “Bidenomics” economy.
The new deal will allow the United States to avoid paying a diplomatic penalty to China and India when the U.S. repatriates some of their migrants.
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